Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-02
WILL NOT RESIGN.
President Grevy Sends Word TO the
French Parliament that He has no
Communication to Make.
The Rouvier Cabinet again Resigns.
Talk of 8 Revolutionary DemOnsfr2-
item before the Parliament Hail.
Experienced Observers of Affairs Say tho
Political Volcano eff Europe ls About
to Vomit Forth lis Horrors
France.
NO INTENTION OF REsIGNING {.

NO INTENTION OF RESIGNING
PARIS, Dec. 1-Noon.-The Journal
des Debats advocates the election OF N.
Ferry TO the Presidency. The party OF
the Right has res olved not to supportany
Republican candidate. General Ferror,
Minister of War IN the Rouvier cabinet, |
has been appointed Grand Officer Of the |
Legion of Honor. Threats have been
made of revolutionary demonstrate
in front Of the CHAMBER OF Deputies to-
day, but they are not regarded as serious.
Extensive military and police precautions
have been taken, however, to guard
against an outbreak. The announcement
that M Grevy had no communication TO
make to the Chambers to-day caused
general surprise, as this was the date set
for his resignation.
GRRVY STILL HOLDS THE RE1Ns.
PARIS, Dec. /, p m.-President GreVV
this forenoon informed the Ministerial
Council that in view of the situation ne
did not propose to make communlca-
ton to Parliament to-day. M. RouVler
will announce the decision OF M. GreVY 70
the Chamber CT Deputies, and will again
tender his resignation of the Cabinet.
1t is reported that President GreYy Will
shortly form new Cabinet.
IN THE MIDST OF A CRISIS.
PARIS, Dec. When the Chamber OF
Deputies assembled M. RouVier an
nounced that the president had reconsid-
cred his decision to send q message to the
Chamber containing his resignation ana
therefore the Cabinet had again resigned.
| The announcement Ct the action OF the
ministry was greeted with continued ap-
lpAnse by, the members of the left. M.
'IRicard, President Of the left groups, moved
that the sitting be suspended. The mem
bers of the right and the extreme lett
murmured at this proposal aud M. Cune0
ld'Ornano exclaimed, "Dissolution would
be preferable"
II TEE POLITICAL SITUATION.
CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 1.-The Daily
News, special cable from Paris dated last
! JnigAf says: 1t is impossible to test the
Il temper Of the French mind tonight. Ii
YOU accept appearances you will decide
the republic is safe. Depending on anal
ogous history and what experienced Eu
ropean observers say, you will conclude
that the political volcano is ABOUT TO eml1
its horrors. While the tendencies are
revolutionary, though, one finds nope
that calm judgment will prevail. The Radi-
Gals, who are at the bottom OF the trouo4e,
sfe trying to creep Quilt looks as though
E4emenceau in trying to pull down the
lftfllar of the temple would DE frustrated
Radicals, even fire-eaters like Rochefort;
Iand destructiopists like Derouleoe nave
abandoned the conspiracy to overthrow
Grevy under the pretense OF WlplDg OUT
the governmental scandal. Alarmed OF
|
their great mortal enemy, Ferry, they
e are now Offering their support
d to Grew. Paris is cRlmA bui
!, il ia a calm which causes distrust, and
2 precautions have been redoubled. Eight
regiments of cavalry were held in readl
ness at Versailles yesterday, and to-day
H the streets were placarded in all direc'
tiops with posters, which were torn down
as fast as possible by the police. These
n read: "People of Paris-The republic i;
y in danger. Congress is about to name
Crews successor at Versailles. There il
A MoNsTRoUs CONSPIRACY
I to deliver the country to Ferry, the fam
/ inc breeder! to Ferry, the Tonquinois
to Ferry, the valet of Bismarck! R4pub
= licans of all shades, socialists or revolu-
tionists, shall we allow such crime to o'
perpetrated. No, a thousand times no
Blood must not flow neediesslv, but w
a will not recoil from any sacrifice to saw
France from being represented by tn
meanest of traitors. Citizens, let US b.
q, ready and watchful. The republic is il
! danger"
- There was great excitement in the cor
e ridors of the Chamber, when M. Macy
ID director of La Lsterne, and R1chefor
e declared that they would begin cam
D. psign in Grevy's favor.
lie Paul de Cassagnac writes to-day ths
al the situation is changed from day to day
D. almost from hour to hour. Yesterda
Il the Radicals had chosen de Freycine
/, as their champion against Ferry
# To day they base their hopes on Floque'
IN Tomorrow there may be still anothe
IT change. Strangely enough, Ferry
he Floquet's uncle by marriage. The Raj
IL Gals are losing heart. Their violent an
,e revolutionary language shows that the
pt fear defeat.
Is On the first ballot Ferry will poll 800 t
rs 400 votes. DeFreycinet and Floque
cannot muster over 220. Some weake
candidate like Ssdi, Harnot or Brisso
may control twenty or thirty vote
probably. Ferry will lack eigt
ty to 100 votes OF electlo
10 and Flequet more. One of the faction
< nsy become disorganized but not sufti
t, clently to determine the success of tn
lr others.
IF DOM PEDRO INDISPosED.
N PARIS, Dec. l The Emperor OF Braz
40 is ipdisposed and has delayed bis d.
parture for Egypt.
Ireland.
o'BRIEN AFRAID TO UNDREsS.
LONDON. Dec. l.-O'Brien in lett